Quotes About Unknown

When you call on les mystéres you don't always know what you're going to get.

matter that we all die, and do not know where we go when we die, or if a justice or explanation awaits us.

The trouble with dying is you don't get to see how everything turns out. You don't know the ending.

The trouble with dying is that you don't get to see how everything turns out. You won't know the ending.

No one knew that ordinary breakfast would be their last. Why not memorize everything, just in case?

Hayat yabanc?larla dolu.

He wanted what he didn't know and he didn't know how to get what he wanted.' (Acheron)

I imagine, in the future, life expectancy is long and they use crazy plastic surgery. Who the hell knows what's going on?

Don't be afraid of opening the unknown new doors; if you see the Devil inside, just know how to reclose it tightly! We exist in life to discover; if there is no discovery, there is no life!

It's so strange how my life's changed; I know nothing about the people that I touch.

We're all interested in life outside of Earth. We all have a fascination with what's out there because we don't really know.

In place of science, the Eskimo has only magic to bridge the gap between what he can understand and what is not known. Without magic, his life would be one long panic.

feeling - probably for the first time in my life - the fear and excitement of living in a place where you never know what's going to happen or when.

Life exists to be a mystery.

Literally, I don't know where life is gonna go from one day to the next, and that's as exciting as it is tiring.

For us scientists, on the other wing, life is not quite so simple. Because we learn the unknown. Unlike, hah-hah, our esteemed friends the philosophers, who learn the unknowable.

The alien beings have come to the abductees from a source that remains unknown to us. We still do not fully grasp their purposes or their methods. It seems clear, however, that "they" have had to come to "us," appearing in material form so that we might know them.

The experiences recounted by the abductees with whom I have worked during the past four years constitute, I think, a rich body of evidence to support the idea that the cosmos may contain at least a few types of beings or intelligences whose source and purpose is quite unknown to us.

fearing nothing but the unknown in a world of mysterious wonder.

We stand today on the edge of a new frontier-the frontier of the 1960s-a frontier of unknown opportunities and perils-a frontier of unfulfilled hopes and threats.

you can't rationalize suffering - it's indeterminate - the real unknowable variable God substitutes in...

And all that lay ahead of them was the future.

Sir Arthur Eddington summed up the situation brilliantly in his book The Nature of the Physical World, published in 1929. "No familiar conceptions can be woven around the electron," he said, and our best description of the atom boils down to "something unknown is doing we don't know what".

Humans always have fear of an unknown situation -- this is normal. The important thing is what we do about it. If fear is permitted to become a paralyzing thing that interferes with proper action, then it is harmful. The best antidote to fear is to know all we can about a situation.